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Can you be kind and still speak hard truths?
In this episode, I speak with Amy Armstrong, founder of the Center for Family Resolution, about her shift from conflict avoidance to courageous truth-telling - and how that transformation shapes her work as a coach and conflict resolution specialist.
Amy shares how growing up as a peacemaker led her to avoid confrontation and how coaching helped her reframe conflict as an opportunity for growth. Today, she supports families, business partners and individuals in resolving high-stakes disputes through curiosity, empathy and clear boundaries.
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Amy’s story offers a clear path for anyone ready to stop avoiding conflict - and start leading with courage.
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00:04:40 - Amy's Childhood and Family Dynamics
00:11:20 - Personal Growth and Transformation
00:18:33 - Building a Business and Embracing Authenticity
00:30:54 - Future Dreams and Aspirations
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